Successful Non-Surgical Root Canal Treatment on Auto-Transplanted Maxillary Premolar with Apical Periodontitis

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Post-operative records of auto-transplantation. (a) Post-operative periapical radiograph of immediate auto-transplantation of tooth #13 (donor tooth) to the socket of tooth #20 (recipient site). (b) Periapical radiograph 1-week follow-up of auto-transplantation of tooth #20. (c) Clinical photo 1-week post-operative of auto-transplantation of tooth #20. (d) Clinical photo 3-week post-operative of auto-transplantation of tooth #20. (e) Clinical photo 6-week post-operative of auto-transplantation of tooth #20. (f) Periapical radiograph showing 6-week post-operative follow-up of auto-transplantation of tooth #20. (g) Clinical photo 6-week post-operative of auto-transplantation: maxillary occlusal view. Teeth #4 and #13 were donor teeth, and spaces were closing. (h) Clinical photo 6-week post-operative of auto-transplantation: mandibular occlusal view. Teeth #20 and #29 were recipient sites, and spaces were closed.

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